Last week our friends from Advanced Data Recovery Analytics (ADRECA) published a great info-graphic titled, a History of Data Recovery. Their post got us thinking […]
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Android Data Recovery
Today’s mobile devices increasingly preform on standardized operating systems. However, when it comes to recovering data, there is no such thing as ‘standard’. There […]
How to Prevent Data Loss
Data loss can occur on any device that stores data. Although any loss of data, even a simple misplacement, is by definition technically a loss, […]
How Much Does Priceless Cost?
Photos are very important, that’s something we can all safely agree on. We can also agree that modern technology such as our home appliances, cars […]
Black Box
When you hear the term ‘Black Box’, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Most would say an Airplane’s Flight Recorder. Then wonder, what […]
Consolidation of Hard Disk Drive Makers (Part 5) – Into The Future
As the number of solid state drives (SSD) increase, prices are falling steeply while Seagate, Western Digital and to a lesser extent Toshiba rely on […]
Consolidation Of Hard Disk Drive Makers (Part 4)
Toshiba was founded in 1938 as Tokyo Shibaura Electric K.K. through the merger of Shibaura Seisaku-sho and Tokyo Denki. The company name was officially changed […]
Consolidation Of Hard Disk Drive Makers (Part 3)
Another American Giant – Western Digital Western Digital Corporation (often abbreviated as WDC or WD) has a long history in the electronics industry as an […]
Consolidation Of Hard Disk Drive Makers (Part 2)
By looking at the consolidation diagram of hard drive makers from our previous article, you soon notice that a majority of the former hard disk […]
Consolidation Of Hard Disk Drive Makers (Part 1)
Have you ever heard of Rodime, an electronics company based in Glenrothes, Scotland? How about Integral Peripherals? Or the old giant, Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC)? […]